A player serving on Court 1 at the National Tennis Centre, the dzong and the Thimphu hills behind

Rankings

The national ladder.

Every Federation tournament at the National Tennis Centre counts. Win it, go deep in the draw or simply take part — it all earns ranking points. This is where Bhutanese tennis keeps score.

01 — Standings

Every tournament earns points. Go further, earn more. It is deliberately that simple.

“To be great at something, you’ll have to put enormous effort.”

Patrick Mouratoglou · coach to Serena Williams

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▲▼ movement at the last tournament · Form reads oldest to newest · Tap a name to see their tournaments

02 — How points work

The further you go, the more it counts.

Ranking points come from tournaments, not single matches. Everyone who takes part scores. Reaching the quarter-finals, the semi-finals and the final each earns more — and the bigger the tournament, the more every round is worth.

Points build up from one tournament to the next, and each division keeps its own count. Players level on points are separated by their win percentage.

BTF Jr Squad ranking points

03 — Recent results

The last matches in.

Winner first. Scores as they were called on court.

Two players shaking hands over the net at the end of a match, spectators behind
Handshake at the net · Changlimithang
A tennis ball resting on the service line of a hard court, its shadow long in the afternoon sun
The tape of a tennis net in close-up, prayer flags and the snow-capped Himalaya out of focus beyond

Where every point on this table was won

Get on the ladder

Play your way up.

Junior coaching

Squads from Under 10 to Under 18, five mornings and evenings a week at the National Tennis Centre. Nu. 525 a month, including GST.

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Individual coaching

Adults and juniors who want one-to-one time on court can arrange private sessions with a Federation coach.

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